Automatic Printing Telegraph Aids News Transmission
The Associated Press expands rapid news access with automatic printing telegraph circuits carrying up to 60,000 words in four hours. Modern units resemble compact typewriters mounted for distant operation, with five unit perforations on tape coding letters and circuits linking major cities across the nation.
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New York
Dtie
America
Aielniga Vresn
Ffrom
Kanana City
San Francisco
Associated Press
Associated
Doston
Iresa
Kannas City
Obla
Waa
Stansom City
Kanaan City
Louisville
Nouth
San Lago
Spokane
Florida
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Buffalo
Portland
Connecticut
Michigan
New Jersey
Constipation Cure by Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin
Dr W Wy Caldwell of Monticello promotes Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for children. It claims to establish natural bowel regularity without cramping or sickness, suitable for chronically constipated kids. A 60 cent bottle is advertised for sale at local stores.
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W. Wy Caldwell
Monticello
Infanta
Childran
Galdwall
de. Caldwell
Telegraphic Puncture Tape Printer Describes Lettering Process
A detailed account explains puncture tape recording where pins create selective impulses that mark a current. Five magnets at recording stations synchronize with the feed mechanism to notch and advance a code bar, pushing the selected letter forward. The rapid action completes the recording in a fraction of a second with no misalignment.
Moslem Prayer Customs Clash With Turkish Hat Tradition
In Constantinople the compulsory hatting of moslems conflicts with prayer rites. Worshippers remove hats at mosque entrances and place handkerchiefs or nightcaps on their heads to perform genuflections. A religion director states head covering is traditional, not required, and should be dropped.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Vienna Child Prodigy Shines On Stage At Six
Nils Christian Nilaon, son of composer Christian Nilaoneis, debuts as the Malian boy in Hofmann star’s Christina's Home Journey. The six year old earns praise as a precocious youngster with ingenuous repartee and a growing nickname.
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Vienna
Nils Christian Nilaon
Christian Nilaoneis
Hofmann Star
Christina
Nils
Atar Ane
Boats Again Plying on Old Missouri
Kansas City June 1 The narrative traces Missouri river navigation from ancient canoes to pirogues to keel boats and dingeys through the steamboat era and into modern freight barges. It notes milestones like the Western Engineer reaching Council Bluffs in 1819 and the Yellowstone ascending to the Missouri in 1821, with traffic peaking mid 19th century before shifting to later freight routes.
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Kansas City
Missouri River
Missouri
Kaneas City
St. Louis
Council Cluffa
Councll Bluffs
Yellowstone
American Fur Company
Bad River
South Dekota
Yellowstone River
Big Muddy
Inventor's Exhibit Showcases Odd Innovations in Seattle
Seattle June 5 A National Inventor's exposition displays a dirigible windshield three wheeled roller skates an unsinkable boat and electrical devices to ease carpenters tasks at the national expo running June 37 to 12. Sponsored by the National Association of Inventors the exhibit features inventive contrivances for air mooring wind protection and rapid turning.
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Seattle
National Inventor
National Association of Inventors
Carpentera
Jellyfish Invasion Threatens Croni Cagnes Bay
In June reports from the French Riviera near Nice describe millions of jellyfish swarming Croni Cagnes bay. Villagers plan action as large piles of dead sea life accumulate, threatening habitation and local activities.
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Nice
French Riviera
Imile Ciehing
Croni Cagnes
Autaida
Beach Fish Rotting Behind Shores Prompt Cleanup Struggles
Nightly piles of fish washed ashore overwhelmed cleanup crews as authorities struggle to remove and burn the rotting fish before decay spreads. Crews attempted to burn the remains but faced difficulties and safety concerns amid ongoing shoreline contamination.
Junked motor cars help tame Missouri River at Pierre
Junked motor cars are placed along the Missouri River bank at Pierre to halt bank erosion. The stacked frames of abandoned automobiles, set into the cutting bank, shield the riverbank and reduce sediment loss during spring high flows. This method uses scrap vehicles to stabilize the riverfront and prevent further farmland loss along the Big Muddy.
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Paker
New York City
New York State
New Macrid
Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
AGC
Emall
General Electric
Tate Elite
Virginian Electric Inc
Michigan Avenue
Old Missouri
Nventor
Dead Jelly Fishes Swamp
Aaspirin Say
Bayer Aspirin
Bayer
Tland “Beyer
Studebaker
Society of Automotive Engineers
Ita
AE Fiow Studabaker
Cin Sadan
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Engin
Society of Automotive Enginesra
Whitey
Triple State Electric. CO
Mcfarland Street
Charleston
W. VA
the Booth Alderson
Algermane
RB. & Ti, Motor Rabe Company
Deckley, W. Va
Albert Croven
Gussaray, W. Ver
Miller Maetor Company ‘Uinten
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Huesingtes Stator Company
Huntington
W. Vee
Midhend Meter Company
Menova
Ty, Va
Fayette Meter
Lookout
W.va
Marlides Garare Mariistos
Mentromery
Salea O Slontromers
McCultovh Ryan Mater Company
Point Pleasant
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Oreste Aldwoot
Varno Motor Bases Tranceverta
A. Wren Searhto
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